The theatrical film based on Lego’s long-running ninja setting arrives on September 22, but we’ll be playing with the vehicles, dragons, and massive shark mechs starting in August. Check out five awesome new sets hitting stores in the coming months.
Neill Blomkamp Is Making Short Movies For Steam
Director Neill Blomkamp, the guy behind movies like District 9 and Elysium (not to mention a very good attempt at Halo), is now heading up a studio that is going to be releasing “experimental short films” on Steam.
The Art Of Alien: Covenant
Now that the movie is out, the artists who worked on Alien: Covenant are free to share their stuff. And regardless of your thoughts on the movie itself, it’s all very pretty.
What We Loved (And Didn’t Love) About Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2
What We Loved (And Didn’t Love) About Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2
Six Anime Films Worth Watching That Aren’t By Studio Ghibli
What are your favorite anime movies? Spirited Away? Princess Mononoke? My Neighbor Totoro? Eh, I could see that coming. These Studio Ghibli movies are masterpieces. They’re also not the only anime films out there. Crazy, right?
Ghost In The Shell Really Bummed Us Out
Last night, Kotaku’s intrepid anime and snack reporters, me and Mike Fahey, saw the anticipated and controversial live-action adaptation of Ghost in the Shell, an anime we both love. It was, to say the least, an utter disappointment. We spent some time this morning sharing our thoughts on the film, and now we’re…
Jason Momoa has been cast as Rico Rodriguez in the Just Cause movie.
Jason Momoa has been cast as Rico Rodriguez in the Just Cause movie. He seems more “cuddly hunk” than “swarthy charmer” to me, so it’ll be interesting to see how this shakes down.
Jason Momoa has been cast as Rico Rodriguez in the Just Cause movie.
Jason Momoa has been cast as Rico Rodriguez in the Just Cause movie. He seems more “cuddly hunk” than “swarthy charmer” to me, so it’ll be interesting to see how this shakes down.
Jackie Chan’s Most Gruelling Scene Ever
Not the most dangerous. Not the most painful*. Or, maybe, not even the most difficult per se. But if movie lore is true, then 1982’s Dragon Lord could be the most gruelling scene Jackie Chan has done for one simple reason: An insane number of takes.